Honey Guide Camp, Kruger National Park

Children of all ages accommodated at Khoka Moya Camp, no children under 12 allowed at Mantobeni Camp. There are disabled facilities at Khoka Moya Camp, babysitters are also only available there.

Guests wake each morning to the sound of beating drums. Following early morning refreshments served in the tents, activities at Honey Guide include game drives in open game viewing vehicles in the early morning and late afternoon or evening. The morning drive is followed by a sumptuous breakfast, after which guests can relax at the pool, participate in a short foot safari with one of the guides or view passing game at the waterhole next to the camp.

During game drives, refreshments and complimentary snacks are served at a scenic spot, particularly at sunset when the view from the Mohwareng Hills is spectacular!

Lunch is served mid-afternoon and dinner after the evening game drive. Dinner comprises a 3-course meal served in the main dining area or next to a camp fire in the open boma area. Guests dine around one large table, ensuring a lively discussion of the day's sightings and experiences.

What to bring: Clothes: Light cotton shirts & shorts/pants for daytime, lightweight but warm jacket for cool evenings, sun hat with wide brim, sun glasses, comfortable shoes/hiking boots.

Toiletries: Suntan lotion/sun block with high sun protection factor (15-35+ recommended), citronella soap (mosquito repellant), Mosquito repellant spray or cream, Malaria tablets (Malaria prophylactics are recommended). As these are normally taken prior to entering a malaria area you should consult your personal physician. Mosquito nets are provided.


Before booking, verify the current costs, prices and policies (deposit, cancellation fees for each rate, etc.) as the hotel may charge the guest accordingly. Consider travel insurance that covers cancellation fees.